Purple Power Duo Natural Teeth Whitening with 4 oz Primer Toothpaste and 16.9 oz Whitening Toner Oral Rinse, Vegan and PETA Certified, Mint Flavor, USA Made

I smoke cigars and drink black coffee. Daily use of this definitely makes a difference. It does have fluoride so I also use a fluoride toothpaste once a day ... Remember, you are supposed to rinse after brushing regardless of what you use for toothpaste.

No difference than anything you can buy at Walmart. Works the same. It doesn’t.

I’m on my second mouthwash and toothpaste. I am a coffee drinker and this has totally improved the color of my teeth. Nothing else was working. I found this, read the reviews & it worked. 10/10 would recommend!I’m not getting paid for this. I just appreciate something that actually works.

I used it for two weeks as prescribed. Little if any difference in the color of my teeth. Very disapointed! Glad that I'm getting a refund. Waste of time and money.

I would give it a 5/5 but the mouth wash doesn't last and is impossible to buy it on its own. So now I have several tubes of the toothpaste but no more mouth wash. I will not purchase again.

I absolutely LOVE this product! I recommend to my patients as an alternative whitening solution when they can’t use bleach due to an underlying condition such as sensitivity, recession, orthodontics, decay, etc.It is not abrasive like other whitening toothpastes that can actually cause more sensitivity, it uses like colors to cancel out the yellowing from surface stains...TO MY HAIR DYERS OUT THERE! It is exactly the same thing as getting blonde highlights and using a blue shampoo to keep out the brass!I will say that the only thing I don’t like is that it doesn’t have fluoride. BUT, it does have xylitol, which is a sugar alcohol that actually kills the bacteria that causes decay. So I’d recommend mixing (a TINY amount) with a fluoride toothpaste.DISCLOSURE:*It cleans just as well as any toothpaste, the only reason you’d want this is if you can’t bleach/don’t want to bleach and you’re looking for a more all-natural alternative. It will make your teeth appear whiter with continued use. Once you discontinue use, your teeth will start to go back to the way they were.**I wouldn’t recommend if you’re just looking to switch and try a new toothpaste, simply because of the heavier price tag.Hope this helps clear some things up about this brand!

Unfortunately, this product didn't work for me. I have used Crest whitestrips in the past (once every 2 years usually suffices) but the last time I experienced too much sensitivity after having some metal fillings changed to white resin fillings. I like to use Crest 3D whitening toothpaste on a daily basis and my color is fine, whiter than most. However, I could see more lingering coffee and red wine stains so wanted a reset to remove the stains, get my teeth the whitest they could be, and go on with life. So I asked about professional whitening during my last dental checkup. Because of the recent bout of sensitivity to peroxide whiteners, this product was suggested by my dental hygienist. She said her niece uses it, had really yellow teeth when she started, but within 2 months everyone in the family started taking notice and started assuming she'd had professional whitening. So I gave it a shot.First impressions: The toothpaste is REALLY purple, which for some reason just makes me gag. I have to not look in the mirror while brushing my teeth. Silly, I know. But it's just a thing I thought I should mention. The toothpaste is really runny, not great when using an automatic toothbrush as I do. It stains your lips and gums purple, also leaves purple streaks on your tooth surface. The followup rinse also stains purple. The staining subsides about 15-20 minutes later.Longer term: I used it for 3 weeks and my teeth didn't appear any whiter. In fact, my teeth felt more grimey, and after just an hour it'd feel as if I hadn't of even brushed my teeth at all. I felt like any whitening was going backwards, that my teeth were showing more coffee and wine stains than before. Because the runny purple toothpaste grossed me out so much, I gave up.I get that purple cancels out yellow, and that this is a cosmetic product that disguises stains, not actually removes them. But it didn't even do enough as a toothpaste and a rinse for me to continue with it. I'd rather use a more abrasive, peroxide based toothpaste and have clean feeling teeth. I've gone back to Crest 3D White toothpaste and Crest Pro health rinse and my white level is already improving.

I was very skeptical about using this type of product thinking it was another gimmick. After a few days, I noticed a whiter appearance to my teeth. A friend and I took a photo for a celebration and I saw a huge difference in the picture. The flavor is nice, minty and the combination of the paste and the rinse works great. I am very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone looking to whiten their teeth without the discomfort of strips and chemicals.